The Sun. — London, England, 1808-11-28 00:00:00

the LOA DON GAZE77'E, Nov. 26, ans. BY THE KING-A PROCLAMATION. •GI:.I'I(GG _ Whereas our Ririiitment stands prorogued to Thorsdaf the • 8 h tiny of .11X-ceturier next, we, with the . advice of oor Council, do hereby publish And declare, that the said Parliament shah be further pr% on the said Sili day of December next, to hmdav the i6t cia3: 0 4 : . .Vinuary next ; and we have giv . en , order to ‘)1 - Chancellor of that part of our United - 1 ingdoni called Great Britain, -to prepare a Cltilission for proroguing the same accordingly a:ld we do fur bet et) , with the advice afore- . _ declare Ginr royal will and pkasure, that the said Vaili'ament shall, on the said 16th day of Ja nuary iit-xt, be held "and sit for the dispatch of divers crgent and important atFairs ; and: the birds Spi- ritual , ind Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens, .and :13nr, ; , isei, and the .Couni,sioners for Shires nd .Barghs, of the House of Commons, are hereby requ'ired and commanded to give' their attendance accordingly, at Westminster, on the said'l-6th day of January next. Given at our Conrt.,sat the, Queen's Palace, the twenty-third day of N.Aember, one thousand eight hundred and eight, in the luny-ninth year of our Reign. GoD ' SAvE THE KING. At ibe Court at the Queen's P.ilace, the 23d of November, iBON, pics•nt, The King's Alost Ex,etlent Majesty in Council. His &ajesly having been pieased to appoint the Right Honourable George Cot entry ; conimonly called Lord Viscount Deerhursi, to be Lord Lieute nant of the County of Worcestt r, and of the. City *1 Worcester, and County of the same, his Lord ship this day took the oaths appointed to be taken. thereupon, instead of ,the oaths of Allegiance .aud supremacy. ' Whitehall, Itiff,v. . 26, 1808. . . . , The Kir.g has been pleased to grant to the Hon. William Harcourt, the place or office of Gentlethan and Master of his Majesty's Robes, in the James Lord Selsey, deceased. , . Phitehall, NA!). 26, 1808. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. j 3 9wy r r Edward .Spaike, Dodor in Divinity, to ,the 4 , :ttpry of Leveriti 6 ton, in the County of • Cath-. bridge, and Diocese of Ely. The King has also been pleased to. present the Rev. Cameron-to the Churchiand Parish of Monzie, in the Pre , bytery of Auderarder, and County of Perth, vacant by the death of Mr. Ralph Taylor. The King_ has also been pleased to present the Rev, Rtvid Cannon to the Church and Parish. of 2,lnrroes, in the Presbytery of Dundee, and County of Forfar, vacant by the death of. Mr. Alexander Intlach. e)lfc4 1808. - 4th Regment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant illary WlO. Hinton to be Cainain of it Troop, by purchase, vi.e rhinbs, who retires Cornet Henry Trafaurd to be Lieu. tenant. vce 4th Regiment of lir:goons, Brevet Lieutcnaut-Colonel 1. Charles to be Lieurenant-Co vice - Cenci-al appointed in tit^ I.:n.11:11..0.3 of in..? Re giment re,,r Lei g mon to inaile, Lieutenant John _Dalton to be Cap. a frodp, vice I.eight.4l. wit noein. of ~.I.ight -1.5, Assistant _ -- ;nr g e on R o ., • ova :Jayti!s, !loin Itte 53:.1 to be Assistant, .utgeori,' wha 101 Ditty. Henry 13C.11,;irs, iient, to be Cornet, by porch . ..se,. Knight. poditwect 2oth Ditto, John Bridg s Leonard. Ge.it to be C.•rtiet„:„ ' without purchase, vice Le,k- , pr Bth Rt.:guy—lit 01 Foot.. Assisia..torgeon Vim. Hacket, ° from the jidl - unt, to.N. 6v,von. rut.: Ditto, captain Stephen Wtote, from the Siciljah-Aegi.,. t o ) : .e l,.airJlii of a Cutupniy, wiinout purcilase„ vice Biossert, apps:iiied to the Kuy a. York Rodgers. Ttttt Ditto,' Lieutcraii: wary to he Captain of a Company, 'vice dett;aseci. 18th Ditto; N Maguire 'to 'be Captain of a , Company, 03 . n vice prcimor,-d. i:obert" Browne, Gent to oe Ensign, without- puxcilase, vice• Pouleourerseded. 23riDitto, G , i , tienian Cadet Revis froin the lio)al alllll !(y Cut leg.', to be Secon•l pur chase, vice Cirod , orpinined in the 3o Garrison Battalion. Murdoch Maciaihe,( ent.to ue ditto v:cc 27th Ditto, otenant Joseph 1 - 1.11, from .the'Suutit Down to be blisign. • 3?tla Ditto, Aparew l'erry, Gent to be Ensi gn-w i t h out, par • chase, vice alagee, appointed to th... zjd 31st Young to be Lieutenant, without , purchase I.nsrgii 'oho Collins to be ditto. Richard Co -cot to be Ensign, vice Youn t g. James Spencc, e,ritt. to ry: krisign, vice Collins: 43d Ditto, Gentleman ladettharics Meyne, from the Royal Mintaiy College, to be Etn.i g o, without purchase, vice Houiton, promoted. soth Ditto, Captain Edward C. Moneriefle, from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain ola Compaoy, vice Bentley, who exchanges. 53d Ditto,l..)istant-Surgeoli lames Dunne, trom She Light Dragoons, to be sisbvitittn- z.staglzott, vice Davies, who exchanges. • s Ith Ditto, Captain Thomas Bunbury, from the 921 Foot, to'ae Captain of a Company, vice Burgh, who exchanges. • Obtli Ditto, Lieutenant Anth. Richards to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Lord 11.1WilnaCn. WllO retires. •james Cotter, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, viCe Baldwin; superseded. trigth Ditto, Ensign i'hornas Naclould, to be Lieutenant, vice, Harris, W:eased. Wit,. Tediie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nadoilio. 79th Ditto, john Maclaine, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Wln. tyre, deceased. 34th ditto. Esi3igii F. I. Whiteford, from the 6th West India Regituctit, to without purchase. Both Diu%) ,Lieutenant W. U. from the Oth - Ciitrison Battalfn, t • be Lieutenant, v;ce Witites . .who exchanges. 9 'sr Ditto, Major Wm. Doutas, to be Licutenatiolonel, by purchase, vice Robinson, who retires. gzil Vitt°, Captain Ulysses turAh, trom the 54th Foot,.to be Captaizi of a Company, vice Iltinburr, Who exchanges. Lieutenant John Pfilitp to be Paymasteraf the zd Balta. lion; vice Uonton, appointed to the ist-Battalioh. .941 n Ensign lames Campbell to. be Lieutenant, by t•rederick, promdied in the 15(11 Foot. • . 9 6r,i- Ditto, bievet Lieutenant-Colonel H. Elliott, from the 7 _,Tr, Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Leathes, de. Ist West India Regiment, Lieutenant Edward Ellis Isles to be Captain ot'a l'otnputy, vitae We" deceased. Ensign ,AnAu, .vl•Donald to be Lieutenant, vice Isles. Thomas - Sunlit, Goa. to be Ensign, vice AfP Donald. Ru i al Waggon Frain, Sei jeartt Philip Augustus Grobecker, Iroin the 2ii Light Dragoons of the King's GeittianLegion, to be Corner, vice Sharp, who resigns.- Royat Volt Rangers, Laptain John Blossett, from the itth ooi., to be Captain of a Compaely, % idi o m- purchase. }top! West India Rangers, Neil Stewart, Gent.'lo be vs:tiaatt vurctiase, vice Afactlearmid, whose ap po.lwiciil. :.as taken 6t;. (Janson battalion. Lieutenant Thomas White, from 'tile Both hoot, to oe 'Lieutenant, vice Isde:l. o ho ex- Srepnen Holmes to ts• Adjutant, Vn.e . to tilu 90111 foot. . ad koyal liattalAt, l.lrutcnant TherniS Antielson, . 4,-. Lynie,:t.ala, vie:7 vlaceit on ere retired list. Lieutenant N. F. Ni xon, from the 31st 1 4 G0t, to be Li: utenant, vice Thomas, deceased. 4th Ditto, Captain ,Charle§ Bentley, from the loth Foot, to be. Captain of a Company, vice Moncrieffe, who ex . chantes. New Brunswick Fencibles, Ensign Charles Rainsf9rd to be Lieutenant, vice Arl‘Donald, who his resigned. Colin Al `Donald, Gent. (late Lieutenant in the Regiment with temporary Rank,) to he Ensign, vice Rainstord. L. Bas set-cr. Gent. (late ditto with ditto,) to be Inign, vice Hunter, who has resi;ncd. BREVET. Captain William Cruise, of the qui Foot, to be Major in the Army • - - The King's German Legion, Ist Regiment of Light Dragoons., Cornet Christian De Heim., burg. to be Lieutenant,. vice Osten, appointed to thezd Dragoons. 4th BlAttalion of the Line, Wm. De Reden, Cent. to be En sign, vice Kronenteldr, promoted. MEMORANDUM. The Rromotions of Lieutenant -Nelon to be Captain in the 41tit Regiment of Toot,. and Ens4gn Turton to be Lieuta. 'mot iu the said Regiment, as stated in the Gazette of the sth instint, have not taken place,' ERRATA • In the Gazettes of the Stlii 18th, and 22d' Ultimo. 94th Foot—For 'Ensign:G. W.Crooksrto be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice IrsVin, promoted, read Ensign G. W. Crooke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ratcliife. ap pointed to the cad Foot.. 27th Foot -For Nicholas Pik, Gent. to be Ensign, &c. read John l'ike, Gent. to be Ensign. &c. sth Garrison lattalion—For William Richardson, Gent. to he Ensign, &c. read ,David Richardson, Gent. to be En• , sign, ate. Orittanee-Office, Nov. 22, .1.808. .-- - - Medical Establishment Int' the Military Departments of the Ordnance. lo:;eph Fur'ong, Gent, to be Second Assistant-Surgeon, Dated Nov. 14, OW. Commission in the Royal Cheri:tire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. '•, Wm. Assheton, jtm. Es92td be 'Captain, vice Toinkinson, resigned, Dated Nov. 12, 1808. Commission in the Derbyshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. John Nicholson, Cent, to be Ensign. Dated Oat. 29, dd. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. john Elias Batley and ritn Hindu:Hifi!, of Meitham, Al• mondbury, Yorkshire, dyers . BiINICRUPTS. - - - Charles Ward Apthorp, late of Boston;-N. America, now of Bridge-street, Blacktsiars, Londoni merchant, to surrender ' Dec. 3, to, and lan. 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Hatton-Garden. Richard Rouse, late of Minster, Isle of Sheppy, Kent, car penter, 'Dec. to, 13, and Jan 7, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attriley, Mr. Joint Stlvester, Gray's. inn. Frederick Willats, of Brewer-street, Golden-square, Middle sex, cheeseinonger, Dec. 3, 17, and lan.. 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gatty and klaJdaii, Angel court, Throgmorton.street. Richard Russell; of Shoreham, Kent, shopkeeper, Nov. 29, Dec. to. and lan. 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London., Attorney, Mr. Ware, Blackman -street, Southwark. Thomas Ibnas, late of High- Holborn, M:diLesex, glass-manutaCturer, Dec. 6, 17, at one, and lan. 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Alliugliam, St. john's-square. • Hester Parry, late of Llangollen, Denbighshire, grocer, Nov. 29, Dec. 12, and lan. 7, at eleven, at the Cross Keys, Oswestry, Salop. Attornies, Mr. Horne, Serle-street, London ;of Edwards, Oswestry. Thomas Silverwood, of Settle, Yorksnire, innkeeper, Dec. 16, 17, and fan- 7, at eleven, at the Black Horse, Skipton. Attornies; Mr. Heelis, Staple's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Carr, Skiptorr. Arthur Deck, of Cambridge, chemist and druggist, Nov. 30, Dec. 5, and jan. 7, at ten, at the Red Lou: Inn, Petty . Cary, Cainoridge. A tunnies, Mr. Cooper, Cambridge ; or Messrs. Pain and Browne; Lincoln's-Imi, Lo: , don Thomas Mayor, of Liverpool, stationer, D. 26, 27, and lan. 7, at twelVe, at the Globe l'avern Liverpool. At tornies, Mr. Wo o d s , Li verpoo l ; or Mr.i Blact;stock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London, John Gibbs, late or Hilshani, Sussex, innkeeper, Dec. 5. 6, and lan. 7, at eleven, at the Crow., Ina, Hailsitain. At tonnes,. Mr, Willard, Battle; or Mr. Lillis, Hatton-Gar den, London. • Edenton, of Liverpool,iitationer, Dec. 26, 27, and lan. 7, at one, .at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr Woods, Liverpool ; ur Mr. Bla‘kstock, St. Mildred's court, Poultry, London. john Abbey *nu Henry Abbey, of Leicester, hosiers, Dec. 3, to, and jad. 7, at eleven, at (L London. Attoritay, Mr.'Brooke. tlintl:court,_Fleet-street.. Asher Asset, how oTTile of Great Russell-street, Covent. Garden, Mind--sex. china-seller, Dec.. 3, to, and Lin. 7, at ten, at Gin:cat...li. - Attorney, i\lr. &austral, Bouverie stieet, fleet•street. ':- :..- .7: ' ` • ' ' DIVIDENDS. fan pa . ye aB .l .j il o_h a n ra F if t r, n : r t , tw ot e ' iv L e a , wre G nc u e i - i l d a i n v, e i , l. London, whole- Dec. lan e 2 , 7 ani i i?l s o c i P n li t i Say e r , eler:', ° o f r i ; l2 i p tc e i r ifi N e ( l ) , l s i t rti -"; ,' e :' , l -G ai r ;.. y ;:. t i ao ' i i : l e, • Middlesex. coaLid and harness•inakers, at fen; at Guild. hail. Dec 26 Wintain CO . wpertilWaite and, lames Waring, of - marrobester, manulactur is, at two, at the Commercial Inn, Aland :ester. Dec. 17. Sarah Bull, of !Brewer-stuet, Golden-square, Middles. x, tat low , chaniller, at one, at Guildhall. Feb 44. Or illidin Catlim.jidineton and John Whiltshire, of .Hums!! (loo } drapers, at one, at Guildhall, Lou.:on Dec. 2 4 . John Cause, lateof Great Wintering, Essex, shop . 'ke per, at t weive, at' Guildhall,- London. 'Dec: 17. James Campbell, of the Shakspeare Tavern, Co vent Gaut it, Middlesex, Vllllll. r, atone, at Guildhall. Dee. a 4. Margaret Leet, of Lillie Russell -street. Covent- Gaiden, Middlesex, vintner, at twelve, at G uildhall. lan. 30. Mary Moore, late of Albemarle -street, Hanover square, Middlesex, fancy- dress-m iker, at one, at Guild hall. D:c. 19. William Smith, late of Wol vellianipton„ Statibrd shire, butcher, between the houri of twelve and three, at the Icruingliam Arms, Shiftball, Salop. Dec. so.' l'hoinas Bowen, of Rodiad, Pembrokeshire, shop— keeper, at eleven, at the Bush rtvern, Bristol. *Dec. 17. George Southard, of New nond- street, Middlesex, linen-draper, atone, at Guildnail, .Dec. 23. 'l,boini6 Vinn; of Clement's.lane, Lombard street, 'l.olldoll, dealer, at ten, at Guddiazill, . lan. 3a. Ray Whalley; late of Cullarn-street, Fencnurch street, London, brandy-merchant, at eleven, at eluild- ' hall. lan. 31. Samuel Davis, of Bury-street, St. Mary-Axe, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 19.;W.Iliain Dickinson, late of Upnolland, Lancashire, 'plumber and glaLie , r,at eleven, at the Ea le and Child inn, •' Wigan. Dec.i 21. George Crocker, of Bideford, Devonshire, ship. builder, at eleven, at the Golden, Lion I nii. Barnstaple. Dec. 17. Salinas liopkins, late of Leeds, Itrksinre, mer chant, at eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. Feb. .1. . David Cronthie ' of Great Hermitage-street, St. George's in the East, Middlesex, mariner, at eleven, at Gni !titian. , ,Dec. lg. Thomas Ishmael Watkiss, of Salford, Lancashire, cotton-merchant, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester., GERI . ' h'IC4rES. Dec. 17. John Potter, of Silver-street, London, warehouse_ • Thomas IVetherherd, late of Liverpool, broker. john'Gircllar, - of Lambeth-road, St. George's-fields, Surrcy, sword-cutler. Charles Wright, ol'Altigate, London, tobacconist. %Villiain !Jam and IVilliamAust, of Cow-Cross -street, Mid dlesex, brass-founders. Henry Hart, ill Great Coram• street, Russell_square, Mid dlesex, auctioneer. • PART DISSOLP'EI). The Hapton Coal Company, at Hapton, Lancaster. Sarah and Robert Lloushold, of the New-road, St. George, bedstead-makers.. ll..rry Clements and Joseph Cole, of lermyn-street, St. larnes'a, fishmongers. john Tyas and Thomas Weldon, of Newark-upon-Trent, manufacturers. John vramnan and Robert Thornbarrow,of .Shorter's.,;ourt, "flirop,itiornim-s:rect, 0,1-mere-hams. Robert Rider and jams trolgatc, or Manchester, cotton-ma. nufaelurers. Benjamin Harwood, N. B. Wilson, and W. Delahunt, of Shad-Thames, timber-merchants. Robert Shaw, dec. and Henry Ashby, of Bakewthll, Derby, mercers. Eliza')eth and john Paton, of Davies-street, Berkeley-square, coach- wheel wrights. Susannah Vernon and William Martin, of Tewkesbury, dis tillers. Michael and Joseph Harvey, of Wigan, Lancaster, leather cutters. Thomas Crane and' Henry Barnes,"of Preston, Lancaster, brush-makers. Arthur Bostock. and Thomas Reddish, of Stockport, corn 'dea lets. John Foster, John Barge, of Broughton, Wm. , Magnall, RiChard. Baxter, of Manchester, and' John Ashton, of Mar tinscroft, Lancaster, cotton-spinners. William Morris and Willialu Boyce, of Brighthelmstone, carpenters. john Fry, Gawer; Ball and Joseph Storrs - Try, of Bristol, common-brewers. J. Hill, J . Hill, jun. Charles Hill, John Barrow and Robert Vizier, of Bristol. Wm. Parke and Wrn.• Thornhill, of Liverpool, porter dealers. - . lames Kemp, Daniel Boynton, and Joseph Kemp, of Bristol, printers. • POLICE. BOW-STREET.—On Friday evening, information wa, received at the Office, that Sir John Lowther. Johnson, and Robert,Read,. Esq.:were going to fight a duel. In consequence of which, Adkins and An-. thony were dispatched with warrants to apprehend them. On Saturday morning the. Officers took Sir John into custody, in Wigmore.street, and •Mr. Read, at the British Hotel,_ and brought them be fore Mr. GRAHAM, when it appeared that Mr.. , Read had sent a challenge to Sir John, on Thursday, by - Major W. requesting Sir John to fix the time and place for fighting. The cause of the challenge was not investigated. _ _ Mr. Lowten, of the Temple, Sr-t John's solicitor, attended, with Adiniral Nugent, ,and Ogiivie, as his bail, who were admitted in . 2501. each, and Sir John in 5 : 001. to keep the peace tOr twelve months, and to appear at the next Middlesex. Ses sions after that titm-, to answer to what should be objected against hi,n.—Mc. Read rentained in cus tody fur want of bail. MANSION - FTOUSl3.—Saturday the LORD MAYOR'S Justice-room was. mud) crowded by a numerous at tendance of Masters and Journeythen Coopers, oc casioned by a complaint of the former against the latter for' a combination to obtain an advance of wages. By an Aci of Parliament of the 39th and 40th of the-present King, c. loci, any Journey Men, Manu : fadurer's Workmen, or others, in any trade 'or bu siness, who enter into a combination to obtain an advance of wages. or attend any meeting for the like purpose, or to lessen the number prbouts of work, with various other descripti ons of offences, or entice any other person to either of the abdve, on being convicted before two Magistrates, are liable to three months imprisonment; and all contraas entered into for such purposes are void. It appeared that journeymen coopers can already earn, upon the average of work in their trade,. from to 41, per week. Counsel attended on behalf of the Masters, who aEted'in the most lenient manner towards their men ; and after some discussion the hearing stood adjourned to a , future day, uponAhe appearance of contrition in the workmen, who, though they had before struck, and refused to work, at the trade prices, promised an obedience to the law, and 'that they would - go to their ivOrk on Mon day as usual. The LORD NIA yoR complimented the journeymen on their ready prothise .of future obedience; and the masters most candidly hoped they should have no occasion hereafter to have tur- ther recourse to the law. UNION HALL.--John Cook, who professed the occult sciences, drew horoscopes and profiles and ,foretold future events, was brought to the Office from his Temple of Divination, in East-street, Ken niugton. It appeared that after drawing figures, horoscope lines, tangents, &c. ankcalculating the nativities Of his credulous customers, he took 2s. 6,1. of each, and presented them with a profile. He was committed as a vagrant till next Sessions. REPLY OF HIS ROYAL,HIGHNESs THE PRINCE REGENT. OF PORTUGAL TO,THE MEMORIAL FROM THE ROY AL FAMILY OF SPAIN,WHICH WE GAVE ON THURS.. DAY. Your Royal Highnesses do me justice in think-L in g me disposed to sustain your rights, and those of such Spaniards as are faithful to their Croce rr and Country. In the Manifesto which I published on my arrival on this Continent, in which I might have expressed my just resentment for the conduct of .the Spant,h Government, in allowing a passage to .he French troops, and joining with them in the invasion of Portugal, I forbore doing co, and was rather so licitous to do justice to those sentiments of 'regret .which all faithful Spaniards must have necessarily felt, on seeing themselves compelled to execute a measure so contrary to the interests,of their Prince's and their awn safety. I entertained the greater confidence, that the tim e would arrive when we should . be able to unite ati allies, for the purposes of mutual defence, against such enormous and multiplied aggressi ons . , " I concur with your Royal Highnesses, that the time has now arrived for entering into such an union, in order to aat against the, common enemy ; and I trust, that in concert with my Allies, among whom is to be reckoned Sicily, which Must neces sarily consider itself as such, we 'shall be able to oprose a barrier to the progress of the conquests which France may; attempt to Obtain over us. At least .I. will, for my part, do every think in my power to etrea this salutary combination and alliance which.your Royal Highnesses have just proposed to me and lam anxious that the Americans, satisfied that we are agreed as to the urgent necessity of pro teling them, Should unite their means with our forces, in order to give full and entre. effect to the wishes by which I am actuated, of securing to them that pcnce and prosperity of Which they are suscep tible from their local situation. `► Given at our, Royal Palace, in the River Janeiro, under our Royal Seal. " THE PRINCE." August 19, 1808." iUa.DoN i•ti!ri ti by teß.,stO li•kalS, of N o. 4, Martielt-cuurt, sti ; and üblWle ,l ' WILL , AM ARMIG6 k S CRTPPs ; S o u th Molt t, rosve , lor.squar ri At the Suit-Urrcs No. Strand ; wheal wrivert urrnents, Orriery tor the I'aoer, I etters for the Editor, &c, (lost-paid) must be addressed. HIGLL WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO -31"! ROW.. after I : Morning, t t m i n . t . t . et• t. Alternony, 39 min. "THE GOOD NATTIER Aga LlBETtAttri O F JO O •131.1 LL ZIOST GROSSLY INSULTED. {real The, following article, literally transla te, the Paris P a p er , en ti t l e d The. Journal de am! ) an of the Bth instant, we subMit to our readers, as excellent dissertation upon the of which i y sub e treats, leaving to our readers to make their “1 COIMIIentS upon so singular a production. FROM THE JOUJINAL DE JAMPIRE.j• ' , _ •v It is some years since we heard , a son,gstress of most transcendant and 'extraordinary powers- Ce vt Mainly we cannot have forgotten Madame CATALA, ---e•that virtuoso ; who has at this period no rival o,°. the immenseTheatres Of _Europe, and who to s" fiess and grace unites Whatever the orga ns j.,-1 harmony can possess of rapidity of execution, brih Haney, and energy. After having been the • of Paris, in various concerti, which constantly gt ; tratted crowds, though never were sweet' go" a j SOW at a higher price, Madame CATALANI was 0 116 1 to London,• the country where they judge ill , ba , pay well ; ; where they are prodigal of gold to ordinary talents, more from ostentation than 1 .4 "; sentiment. This singer found or her arrival nia ll 4 of the Cogn o sc e nti, who m c h ance s eemed to ha d assembled in this.country for the express purpos e w rendering her triumph the greater. She ha s quered the BILLINGTONS, the SI,ORACES, and for an instant was her victo r doubtful. She called to England up o n speculation, and theY„ .P r n o f sure d the superiority 011ie singer by th e nuraV ui t, auditors she attraCted. The evenin g o f her d - pit the house Was . filled long before the commence n c er o oldie a piece ; thing astonishing in England., vdt " o ,o in general they go late to the The a tre. Her io n ' -Air " Son• Regina, _jebuis Reine," excited the n' be lively enthusiasm, and she was . prochnnied ' be( " Queen of Harmony." Every evening of ost appearance, her court was constantly them .4 3 numerous and the m o st b r illiant that ever . .„, d ° been seen in a Country where interest hag tinually aurae:led talents. By an unusual. P . 6 7 -a lege, granted only - to -retain her, they Per- A i: l4. her to sing at severa l concerts , to go 1 0 ferent cities, such as Bath, Oxford,and CatnPr' J bb Her benefits were astonishing, and every whc re ei ‘ t reaped -a prolifi c h arves t o f gu i neas . .e del' .She laden with the spoils of E ng l an d. She proved be 'P self indeed th e Q ueen o f Song, b y h er " Ile0,;: ; id, • and never were con t r ib ut i ons more wihin'O•Y yr with greater eagerneSs, with more ardour- # f o r country where they make fortunes is the i bes " , clioose to spend s lit artists ; but when their .I , rtuttes.are Inou e ' i t ' ,e 1 za . ith most - comfbrt. Honoured during her sid Lt licence Of the "France with the most flattering marks of the ;° the ineat NA ../h ro e t e:///try it Ifi, iiir s er t e o, l v i l t r Y lo l:o l happy climate subjetlea to his empire thatP sa :, 0 1 C l a sti r ry a. , L a a t z d i t t il l r e n arts, t si,lear e. Itn o y n e g s the' m i C) t n po t 't ri e s h e el- 1 P re le m the universe, in the midst of society the 'l n '„),, "'n ts. fined, that she proposes to enenjoythe:fruits of her f ',", She never can forget that France esta bli s hed h e ' t it pnvition, and that it was,the first foundation o" Attune she has acquired i n England.—The aPP i r f, to lion of Frenchmen, hinacaer, is more honourac'' the artist than the gold of England !" ••••••-••••.... • ' Asa proof of the mildness of the season, 3 ro;e,r, nearly in full bl ossom, was pulled in a Gentiewati: garden, at Libb erto n , near Ediabursfh, on the Itlt. The honey=suckle,. and several 0ther.13°.,40 in this garden, h ave th e same blooming appork"* in spring. SfilP Nt . 'CRAVES/CND, gOVIMSER Passed by—the Aakre, Smith,;frotilStockboirT, oval nah, Hogan,; from Dublin ; and the St. George , IVlht " WO IWO, Sailed —the John Anderson, Scott, for Afric a ; Swiny, for 'Sr. Lucie; Venerable, Edniards, - Adventuie, Davidson, for Gueris ,•ey -Fanny, 1—';';; -- 00 1 ~nrt4 . Simon Cock, Lough, f ur 'Demerara for St. Mitt's; Hopewell, /layman ' 'and tor Surinam; M•Millan, 'tor C"V . ‘thipt v,errior Hackett, Watso n , t or T o bago; Forti rue, Earl St. Vincent, Fluttun °n 4 I •ti -C uu nnuiss, g ll 4 I ' 4 ' 3 Brodtbank, fur lainaica. sk t7: .e n , . the tm x . 7th s i t n:st. BIRTH'S. of Mar, Son. g ' p °': , Ott" . oEa o,l* ' atWark worth, the Lady of . • for(,)lsnili,r%,elo2iithdey Ladyl dsr, o a ft Richardhis housie,a- it,iSlitLetleEsAqs.hotot Ashton, 1 Jr ter. :______/' --- ra d bl• On the 2;th inst.. at MNoArtßhg-Yiga'rpm.uuth, Cart 3 4 l o ll3Y, " of His Majesty's Ship Calypso, son Of Admiral cal outt... Miss Catherine Doughs, second daughter of glas, Coininander in Chief at Yarmouth. • Ori Saturday Se'onight, at Waling, in to George Lee, formerly an Officer in His Majesty's ," 'pr. MTS. Mary Orimmer. widow of Mr. folio Grimmer: ,4$ Inert), of the Queen's Bays, whose united ages - mak' years. DIED. ' Lately, in Great Britain-street, Dablin, Lady Trail/ O ot S john Trail. C2 ll ' on ir - the - ad inst. Sarah Cary, *ife - of the Rev. lames of Codotstle, '.in the COnntv of Donegal. f C/O On the iBth inst. after a 4 sh . : , rt illness, the Lady 0. , Sir Milner; Esq. of Pre4rOn-Hall, youngest daugi;ter 0' john Dixon Dyke, Bart. of Lullingstone Castle, K - crit• i i c r.. The same day, at his house in .;-,t'. James's-street. 1 - ) ;11i$r Thomas Biggs, iisq. in theoth year of his age, ore ` Majesty's justices of the 'Peace fOr Kent. • Nl 3. On the aid inst. at Bristol, in the 23d year of her age . ' ria, daughter of Evan - Baillie, Esq. 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